You know how trailers editing are, they always go too fast, right? I know, it's done on purpose, as they don't want us to see too much. Still, it's frustating, isn't it? And in the case of the awaited Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland, it's VERY frustating!
So, now that Alice's trailer is available in high definition we can have good screen captures - click on each to see them in "wallpaper" size. And as you will see, it is very interesting to see clearly the details. A little warning, though, as there may be some spoilers ahead!
Soooo, the beginning of the trailer shows Alice running in the British countryside, until she's attract by this hole in the tree...
A little bit too close, and she falls...
We then have the scene where she drinks the bottle on the table and then shrinks...
In the next shot - by the way, may i remind you that in the trailer they are not necessarily in chronological order - we find Alice in the enchanted garden...
And then walking through a giant mushroom forest with the white rabbit and TweedleDee and TweedleDum.
In the next shot she's on the top of what appears obviously to be a castle, with the "white queen" played by Anne Hathaway, and water falls in the background.
The Cheschire Cat appears then, magically, in a forest...
And the next shot introduce...the King of heart?
For sure it's the Red Queen in the next one - played by Helena Bonham Carter
Then arrives the shot with a monstruous beast, apparently in fight with some of the "cards" guards...
We find back Alice with TweedleDee and TweedleDum, seconds before they being attacked by an eagle...
...leaving Alice alone in a typical Tim Burton forest.
Doors of a the Red Queen castle hall now open with the help of two frogs - and we can see the Mad Hatter prisoner of the cards...
It's at this point in the trailer that Johnny Depp - the mad hatter - appears in a close shot...
...and walk on his unbirthday party table to meet Alice.
Cut on the movie title, and we see again Johnny and the white rabbit...
And the last shot show the mad hatter, probably in his workshop...
I think it's fair to say that the atmosphere of each scene looks really "Tim Burtonesque" and we better await a different kind of Alice in Wonderland, much different than the Disney movie. But i have a good feeling with this new version.
The trailer is now also available on Apple Trailers in high definition and the best is of course to watch it in full screen!
Let's end with this video of the surprise appearance of Johnny Depp two days ago at the Comiccon. during the Tim Burton's presentation. As you will see girls became hysterical instantly!
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Pictures and trailer: copyright Disney
Trailer thanks to Wired.com
